I wondered the same thing. If Sherlock killed Oscar, that would make his relapse plausible. Without something as major as Oscar dying, I don't get Sherlock's drug use. They promise to explain all this in the next season, but it feels so disconnected right now. However, if Oscar is dead, forget not going to jail - how…

According to WIki (so not a reliable source…) "According to the Uniform Code of Military Justice…Any person found guilty of desertion or attempt to desert shall be punished, if the offense is committed in time of war, by death or such other punishment as a court-martial may direct…" That seems a little harsh when…

Remind me what happened to Jim Cutler when the firms merged.

I think there may be more to that story-line, although we are running out of time, because it was just so odd. I think Duck is playing Pete. Pete is counting his chickens far too early when he told Trudy about their new life. I am bracing for a curve ball on this.

I am not so sure the Happy Homemakers were all that happy. My mother (born in 1927) was a homemaker, and while she embraced the role, as did all the other housewives up and down our street - none worked outside the house, they were bored. Our house was spotless, delicious meals on the table, clothes ironed and…

I never checked the song release date and the time period of the show. I just assumed they tried to match the song with the date. They do so many other things well.

Stephanie leaving before Don got there was odd. Bringing her in for a plot line that went nowhere was odd. Maybe you are right. Others have suggested the ending is Don living at the beach with his kids and Stephanie…maybe.

JJ has her knees, body, face pointing to the interviewer on her right and Weiner and Megan are on her left with her back to them. I didn't watch the entire interview, but it seemed very odd.

I didn't really think it was a posibility - too minor of a plot line for the last episode. I was just thinking of ways to screw with Peter at the last minute. I am still fuzzy on the baby. I know it is being raised by an unknown couple, but I thought I remembered a scene where the baby was in Peggy's mother's or…

It was common then; I don't know when it ended. In 1967, my brother (16) developed a fatal illness. They called only my father in to tell him, and he had the choice of telling my mom, hich he did. My parents never planned to tell me and my sibs (until the funeral??); thank heavens for heating vents as voice conduits.…

I liked that parents put their infants in a little plastic child seat which had hooks which fit over the front seat so the child was front and center, just high enough to be sure to hit the windshield in case of an accident. The "car seat" usually had a little play steering wheel. My friend's father was a brain…

Smoking yes - second hand smoke, not so sure. Even as Edward R Murrow gave his TV commentary on the perils of smoking, he had a cigarette in his hand. He smoked about three packs a day. Even though the link to cancer was known, every adult I knew smoked in the 50s and early 60s.

I watched that interview last night, and they said the "fat" Betty was created to hide her pregnancy. https://www.youtube.com/wat… If you watch it, tell me what you think of JJ body language towards Weiner and Megan - interesting.

I always felt like I needed to know more about him and was left hanging. The entire born in Auschwitz, and does or doesn't like girls - unresolved.

Thanks for the research. I would have liked Maggie May - but it is a year later.

They should have brought him back when the firm reorginized (the first time). He was a great character. I wanted to see when his wife figured everything out.

Only if she was still looking good. She can't have that much time before the cancer starts showing in her appearance. She would not go out in public (such as a school field trip) looking less than perfect.

Do you think they will bring up the Pete-Peggy lovechild in the last episode? Could put a kink in the Campbell "happy-ever-after" story.

You are more trusting than I. I think Duck has something up his sleeve that will screw Pete.

Perhaps a scene of Don giving her away at her wedding (but not to Glenn)?